But the opportunities provided by the web for instant distribution has fused with the principle that publicly funded research should be freely available and propelled the open access movement to the forefront of academic publishing.
Hyperloop One tested its propulsion system in the Nevada desert, which showed how its pods would be propelled in an open-air demonstration at a fraction of the speed of the final version.
Ms. Sykes, who divorced her husband of seven years in 1998, had never publicly discussed her sexual orientation but said the passage of Proposition 8 had propelled her to be open about it.
It's always amusing to see Google evangelists look with horror at Facebook exercising its social muscle, and Microsoft engineer Dare Obasanjo backing the Revenge of the Semantic Web as propelled by Facebook's Open Graph Protocol.
HALL LEADS CANADA SENIOR OPEN: Walter Hall's putting propelled him into the lead yesterday at the AT&T Canada Senior Open in Mississauga, Ontario.
Example: Our third-ranked shot, Ben Hogan's iconic 1-iron approach on the 72nd hole of the 1950 U.S. Open, not only propelled him into a playoff, but took place just 16 months after a near-fatal car accident that was initially thought to have ended his career.
It was her run to the semi-finals of the Australian Open in January which propelled Konta to stardom.
Six straight wins propelled Aberdeen to the top and opened up a three-point lead, with many memorable performances.
It spawned a more creative way of thinking about food when it opened in 1987 and propelled the careers of numerous up-and-coming chefs.
Nothing in the town centre was open but still people were there, propelled by some primeval urge to forage for flat whites and Wi-Fi.
Added to this were probes by tanks and self propelled guns, which approached the defenders' buildings and opened fire at point blank range.
